Azerbaijan can be attributed to the countries of the world with the power of overage. The average age of 42 high-ranking officials is 58 years, says Radio Azadlig.
If you imagine the power as a woman, in two years, that means in 60 years it would have to retire. If the power is imagined as a man, it would have 5 years remained until retirement.
The oldest member of the government of Azerbaijan is the 80-year-old Prime Minister Arthur Rasizade. He takes the post for 19 years with a short break in 2003, when for a few months he was lowered to the level of First Deputy Prime Minister.
The youngest member of the government is the 39-year-old Minister of Education Mikail Jabbarov. -06D--
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